Double layer doesn't fit the drive?

[atomickaiserklein]

Hi,

 

first of all I'd like to say that I read the Post "DL burning Problems", written in 2008.

 

I tried to burn an .iso-file on a VERBATIM DVD +R DL. At the beginning anything went well, but at the end I got the message that the written copy wasn't exact ly the same like the original. One of the reason could be that the DVD doesn't fit the drive.

 

Afterwards I tried other DVD's of different suppliers, but it also failed.

 

Attached you'll find information about my drive. I tried to update the driver and got the message that it is up to date. And I got the information that the drive supports the DVD+R DL standard. 

 

I have no clue whats going wrong. Any ideas? Please help. 

 

Thanks in advance,

Christian

 

 

 

 

    

 

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Can you post the log from the burn please?

 

We need to see what actually happened. You can access old logs via the 'Help' menu.

[atomickaiserklein]

here you are.....

ImgBurn.log

[LIGHTNING UK!]

So were you talking about the problems your drive ran into whilst trying to verify the disc? Namely, the 'Unrecovered Read Error' ?

 

Your disc that burnt and verified ok was a 'MKM-003-00' one. The one that failed was a 'RITEK-S04-66' one.

 

I don't see any other issue in the log.

[atomickaiserklein]

last try I did with the imgburn-software was to verify the dvd. Tomorrow I'll start a further session and afterwards I'll send you the logfile, ok? 

[atomickaiserklein]

Dear Mr. Admin,

 

As I said please find the logfile attached. But this morning everything went well and the procedure finished successfully. Afterwards I verified the files and that also went well. Therefore many thanks for your help.....

 

Regards,

Christian

ImgBurn.log

[dbminter]

If you have a choice, use the MKM Verbatim DVD+R DL over the Ritek ones.  The Ritek one is probably why it failed.  Verbatim is the only quality maker of DVD+R DL.  I tested 5 Ritek ones a few years ago and when I tried to read them back last year, over half weren't even recognized as discs for reading from.